Elisabeth Nicula Wish You Were Here 6″ x 6″ woodcut, 2013
“Black is the essence of mark-making,” says Ted Ollier confidently. “The greatest difference between the blank page is the black mark.”
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BLACK INK @ NAVE GALLERY ANNEX
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Tags: Anne Russell, Art, Artichoke and Lemons, Black Ink, Carolyn Muskat, Elizabeth Nicula, Nave Annex, Nave Gallery, Printmaking, Somerville, Ted Ollier, Wish You Were Here
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AUDREY RYAN @ NAVE GALLERY
We just can’t get enough of your one-woman-band with equal parts accordion, vibraphone, glockenspiel and “adorable.” Continue reading
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Tags: Accordion, Audrey Ryan, glockenspiel, Issue 14.24, Nave Gallery, Somerville, vibraphone
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OUR TOWN AT NAVE GALLERY
Relax. The Our Town exhibit premiering at Nave Gallery has absolutely fuck-all to do with Thornton Wilder’s wistful metanarrative paean to the rapidly eroding New England small towns of his youth. You may continue with not giving a shit about the rapidly eroding New England small towns of Wilder’s youth. A modern New England city that you should be looking into, however, would be Somerville, the titular “Town” that the exhibit is facetiously referring to and the subject of various artists’ photos, prints and paintings. Boo hoo, Grover’s Corners. Somerville has a castle, a couple forts and a bowling alley that serves pizza and beer. [155 Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville. 617.625.4823. reception 6pm-8pm. navegallery.org]
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